Yes, it uses its own format, whatever that is. I think our only hope is
if they decide it is worthwhile to design a talking kindle. The other
problem is convincing publishers to let their books be t converted to
text to speech. I don't know what determines this, but I've tried
several books on my wife's kindle, and some will let you do that, and
some don't. BTW, the text to speech isn't at all bad. I don't know the
exact size of the screen, but it is about the size of a age of a book,
you can change type size, look up definitions and so forth. All of your
searching for and buying books is done on the kindle via wireless cell
phone towers. You can also play mp3s I think, but I've really never
messed with that as my wife has no interest other than reading. Hope
this all makes sense.
73
Butch Bussen
wa0vjr
open Node 3148
Las Vegas
On Mon, 29 Mar 2010, Rita Weyler wrote:
Aren't their proprietary issues with the Kendle?
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